, or up the road in bethlehem, i should say.sed to thinking from scranton. their covid-19 tests are being made right here, bringing good jobs along with it, meaning that we're developing a homegrown capacity to respond to this pandemic and help prepare for the next one.e. and, by the way, when i say buy in america, i mean from all america. you know, we're going to include communities that have historically been left out of government procurement, when more contracts are going to go black and brown communities, native americans, small businesses, every state and territory, every industry that services and manufactures, and also agriculture. part of the problem is that a lot of companies don't even know these opportunities exist to be part of this.. and we've got to -- i used to have a great friend, a friend who's a great friend. he used to play for providenceot college back in the days when they had great teams. his name was pete mclaughlin, and he used to have an expression. and he wasn't the -- god love him. he passed away, nee

i saw a huge and i always strain on the, on the small beaches like the one maybe you will see at bethlehem university. this is where we started, so i was on it. i said it's ok. it's not a problem because our, our main mission at the beginning was to present palestine and to be present and wearing our palestinian uniform with our flags was the 1st time to to be seen playing the games as i love the spies of everything we last night because it was i was we were happy actually after work. okay. it was tough but happy because we made it faster. we went from side to good. and you know, when i say this, it's not on the 7 meters away. it is 7 kilometers away. but it's not actually have all the borders for the city in one and then for anyone where we ours and then we pass through the gym to make it happen. was the biggest achievement. ah, my name is jimmy jimmy with the the the hustle been bid buddy, but i could see how he had help with a quick shout full of the knee he had with them and to show you on as a number be been funded and the whole world will be one of those ideas, certainly in a checkpo

i'm a professor of psychology at lehigh university, which is in bethlehem, pennsylvania. and i'm an expert on group dynamics and how people's identities shape how they think, feel and behave. ok. so i'm going to give a couple of rapid fire questions. it's really help me to prepare for the show. i know you've got to know the answer like this. all right, so many, what is the mind? the mind generally refers to the thoughts. we have the emotions, we feel the perceptions we have of the world, how we make sense of things. the key distinction to be made with, with regard to the mind that some of it is, are things we're conscious of. so we are aware of our thoughts or feelings what we, what we believe about something. but a lot of the mind is also non conscious or very rapidly process conclusions we reach without necessarily having realized how exactly reached it. or that's good morning, gina. what's the brain? the brain is the oregon by which the mind thinks and acts and interacts with the world. is the organ through which we sent everything and it is organ through which we do e

instead, cuban iron ore has, an example, was shipped off to places like the tight water plants of the bethleheml company, off in baltimore, maryland. and way off here, cuban orders were used to make more jobs and better lives possible for americans. josÉ martinez wanted to see economic reform in cuba to. but is the kind that would force foreign users of cuban minerals and words to mind them and process them in his country. as he saw cuban history, ever since the year 1511, first spain, then the united states had been pulling minerals with little or no benefit to his people. it was time for change and josÉ fought his way into heaven with castro to bring about bad change. and it was change that interested pedro jimenez here too. but pedro's interest in change was not quite the same as the others. this man had a burning ambition to and that was to see cubans treated as dignified human beings. that is as the equals of all other men. and right now, there is no subject about which practically all of the world's peoples around europe and north america are more sensitive. just as pedro here is sensitiv

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instead, cuban iron ore as an example was shipped off to places like the tide water plants of the bethlehemompany off in baltimore more. cuban jobs were making lives better for americans. jose wanted the see economic reform in cuba, too, that is the kind that would force cuban users of cuban minerals and ores to process and mine them in his country. a he saw history, every since 1511, foreigners, first spain then the united states had been pulling minerals and ores out of his country without any benefit to cuba. he was on his way with castro to bring about that change. it was change that interested pedro jimenez here, too. but pedro's interest in change casse not quite the same as the others. this man had a burning ambition, too. and that was to see cubans treated as dignified human beings, that is as the equals of all other men. and right now, there is no subject about which practically all the world's peoples around europe and north america are more sensitive. just as pedro here is sensitive about, racial prejudice. sensitive people like pedro which changed the whole political map of the

with this rule we can buy medical products from companies that are like a company up the road in bethlehem. the covid-19 tests being made right here. we're developing a homegrown capacity to respond to this pandemic and help prepare for the next one. and by the way, when i say buy in america, i mean all america. we're going to include communities that have historically been left out of government procurement. when more contracts are going to black and brown communities, native americans, every state and territory, every industry that manufactures and also agriculture. part of the problem is that a lot of companies don't even know these opportunities exist to be part of this. we've got -- we've got to know -- i used to have a great friend who used to play for providence college back in the days when they had great teams. his name was pete mclaughlin. he used to have an expression. god love him, he passed away. but anyway, the point is that what pete used to say and academics weren't his thing. he said, joe, you've got to know how to know. you've got to know how to know. you can walk into th

it is not just semiconductors, and it is to buy products from the company in bethlehem, up the road, or down the road, i am used to being in scrantonment and it is bringing along with it. good jobs, and a homegrown capacity to respond to the pandemic, and prepare for the next one. and by the way when i say buy american, and i mean all america, and include the communities that have been historically left out of procurement, and when the contracts go to black and brown businesses and territories and also agriculture. part of the problem is that a lot of the companies don't know that these opportunities exist to be part of it. we have to know, and -- i used to have a great friend who was a great friend who play for providence college back in the day when they had great teams, and his name was pete mclaughlin and he had a heart and he passed away, and academics were not his thing and he was streetwise and he said, joe, you have to know how the know. you have to know how to know. you can walk into the library of congress and one of the greatest libraries in the world, and if you don't kno

mark in bethlehem, pennsylvania, a republican. caller: good morning, greta. host: good morning. i watched the entire hearing the other day and it was very emotional obviously, but we are supposed to be getting facts about things we do not already know. we have seen the carefully edited videos. i will break down things i picked out from their testimony. it was clear there was no command and control of any of these officers. they were working on their own. not one example of their superior telling them to do something. one comes over, he and his partner, nobody told him to come over. nobody asked, du jour superior officer say to go? he is obviously a hard-core leftist and he was the one at the tip of the spear in that tunnel. he was also making false statements. the one who said he was dragged 250 feet from the capitol building would have been in the middle of the street. he was on the steps. maybe he was confused. i get it. but the bottom line is why make hyperbolic statements and not let the video speak for itself? he had a camera on him. where's the video? it is not there. i do